Is this TV good for gaming?

It handles casual gaming, but the 60Hz panel and modest HDR mean it is not aimed at fast competitive play. Console gamers wanting smoother motion should look at sets with higher refresh rates.

Yes, it supports HDR, but brightness is limited, so the effect is subtle compared with pricier sets. Expect a modest improvement rather than a dramatic one.

How does it compare with TCL's 6-Series?

The 6-Series adds full-array local dimming, higher brightness and better contrast. This 4-Series is the simpler budget option and gives up those picture improvements.

What connections does it have?

It offers three HDMI inputs, a USB port and standard tuner and network connections. That covers a console, a streaming stick and a soundbar without a switcher.

Is the Roku platform built in?

Yes, Roku is the TV's operating system, so streaming apps and the Roku interface are available without a separate device.

Will it fit a small room?

A 43-inch screen suits bedrooms and small living rooms where viewers sit fairly close. Picture quality fades at wide angles, so seating straight on works best.